What conditions must a loan fraud suspect meet to get bail and what procedures are involved?

According to Article 67 of the Criminal Procedure Law of China, a suspect may be bailed if they meet conditions like no flight risk, no social harm, serious illness, or expired detention. For loan fraud cases, the key is proving no flight risk and no danger to society.

To apply for bail, you can submit an application through a lawyer or family member to the handling organ (police, procuratorate, or court). The organ will make a decision within three days. If approved, you need to provide a guarantor (with fixed residence and income) or pay a bail bond (usually 10,000-200,000 yuan based on the case).

Practical advice: Hire a criminal lawyer experienced in economic cases to prepare materials like fixed residence proof, stable income, or partial loan repayment plans. Cooperate with the investigation, try to repay some of the loan to show sincerity, and use previous good records to support the application.